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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1909

Page

3

Warrants Issued for New York World Editors

Bench warrants were issued for Joseph Pulitzer proprietor Caleb M Van Hamm and Robert H Lyman editors of the New York World and for Delevan Smith and Charles R Williams owners of the Indianapolis News. They face criminal libel charges over published claims of irregularities in the U S government Panama Canal property purchase from French owners.

Washington Joseph Pulitzer Caleb M. van Hamm Robert H. Lyman The New York World New York City Delevan Smith Charles R. Williams Indianapolis News United States

Indictments Reach Five Named in Newspaper Vilification Case

The U S grand jury returned indictments against five natural defendants linked to two newspapers. The Press Publishing Company of New York was summoned to appear to answer the indictment. Copies of warrants and indictments were handed to the U S marshal for action per District Attorney Baker and listed figures include Theodore Roosevelt and J Pierpont Morgan among those alleged to be vilified.

United States Grand Jury Clerk of Criminal Court No. 1 The Press Publishing Company of New York Baker Indianapolis United States Mr. Baker Theodore Roosevelt William H. Taft Elihu Root J. Pierpont Morgan Charles P. Taft Douglas Robinson William Nelson Cromwell Press Publishing Company Otto Carmichael John R. Shields New York World

World says persecution risks freedom of press in Washington

The World argues that a president's use of power to punish newspapers would place nearly all U.S. papers circulating in Washington under autocratic control. It warns editors reporters and owners could face criminal indictments for content offensive to the president, regardless of their actual knowledge or location.

New York Washington

Geronimo's Capture and Death Praised by Miles

General Nelson A. Miles eulogizes Geronimo on his death at Fort Sill Oklahoma noting the Apache leader's resolve and gaze comparing him to General Sherman. Miles recalls terms offered to prisoners and the terror felt by settlers in the territory after decades of conflict. He places Geronimo’s age at about sixty nine and recalls the 1886 capture near Prescott Arizona.

Washington Nelson A. Miles Geronimo Fort Sill Okla Sherman Miles Arizona United States Army Southwest Lawton Four Peaks Basin Prescott Ari

Yankton First Of Fleet To Arrive

The 16 battleships sailed on December 16, 1907, and the Yankton, a 975 ton vessel, endured heavy seas returning to port. Lt. Cmdr. McVay led on the bridge after three days of duty as the fleet visited multiple ports and aided Messina after the earthquake. The third Atlantic squadron and Culgea supply ship joined or arrived near Hampton Roads as officers were installed at the Massachusetts G A R encampment with changes to the annual date.

McVay Messina Maine Mississippi New Hampshire Idaho Capes Henry and Charles Culgea Hampton Roads Gibraltar

Taft Sets Extra Congressional Session For March 15

Taft with Speaker Cannon and Senators Knox and Hale fixed March 15 as the date for a special congressional session following a conference today. The announcement confirms the extra session will convene in Washington.

Washington Congress Taft Cannon Knox Hale

Massachusetts G A R elects officers for coming year

The Massachusetts department of the Ladies of the G A R elected officers for the coming year led by President Mrs. Eliza Leavitt and senior vice president Mrs. Eliza Leamar. Other officers include junior VP Mrs. Fannie H Barnes treasurer Mrs. Martha F Gilmore chaplain Mrs. Sarah L Murphy counsellor Mrs. Lena M Palmer. Delegates-at-large to the Salt Lake City national convention were named: Mrs. Adelaide Stevens Athol Mrs. Lucy E Fuller Springfield Mrs. Susan Spencer Roxbury and Miss Lucy Leamann Boston.

Massachusetts Department of the Ladies of the Eliza Leavitt Eliza Leamar Springfield Martha F. Gilmore Lynn Sarah Ll. Murphy Lena M. Palmer Haverhill Salt Lake City Adelaide Stevens Athol Lucy E. Fuller Susan Spencer Roxbury Lucy Leamann Boston

Relief Corps Elects Massachusetts Officers for Year

The Woman's Relief Corps Department of Massachusetts elected officers for the coming year led by President Mrs. Elizabeth Sawyer of New Bedford and Senior VP Mrs. Florence F. Haynes of Salem. Executive committee members include Mrs. Marie J. Kendall of Gardner and Mrs. Nina M. Lovejoy of Ayer. Elizabeth B. Sawyer of New Bedford was named delegate at large. national convention delegates will be chosen later. Mrs. Nina M. Lovejoy presented retiring President Mrs. Lew Stewart Wadsworth with a diamond ring and a $153 purse.

Massachusetts Grand Army of the Republic Faneuil Hall J. E. McIntyre Dorebhester Department of Massachusetts Women’s Relief Corps Mary I. Gilman WR. C. Alvs Maria W. Going Harriette L. Reed Elizabeth P. Sawyer Katherine R. A. Flood Newton Agnes J. McCoy Somerville Minnie Foster Franklin Annie G. Papanti Roxbury Daughters of Veterans W. F. Wilson Stephen F. Stone Frank L. Isiehgassner John H. Hinckley J. L. Sisson F. W. George Sons of Veterans Daughters of Veterans Auxiliary Massachusetts Army Nurse Association Charles H. Pinkham Roe Woman's Relief Corps Elizabeth Sawyer New Bedford Florence F. Haynes Salem Nellie T. Libby Lynn Fannie M. Jones Marie J. Kendall Gardner Carolyn R. Morse Arlington Corps Nina M. Lovejoy Ayer Lottie Barker Orange Ilefa Miller Ashland Elizabeth B. Sawyer Massachusetts Salt Lake City Utah

Roosevelt backs lock canal in Panama project stance

President Roosevelt endorses the lock canal plan after engineers report from canal zone visits with Taft. He argues that attacks on the lock design are attacks on any canal and says Gatun dam is safe and necessary, urging no switch to a sea level alternative.

Panama Canal Gatun Washington Roosevelt Congress Canal Zone Taft

Engineers endorse Gatun dam design and canal cost

The report states Taft instructed first consideration with new evidence. It supports the dam type under construction, rejects sea level change due to cost, and allows a 20 foot crest reduction to 115 feet. It approves the Atlantic breakwater relocation and estimates total canal cost at 860 million dollars, refuting the 140 million figure as incomplete.

Gatim Taft Gatun Dam Atlantic

Teamster Fined for Car Track Obstruction in Brighton

Joseph Rossi a teamster was found guilty of obstructing the car track on Washington street Brighton on January 27 he was fined 15 by Judge Barnard in the Brighton District Court yesterday morning.

Joseph Rossi Washington Street Brighton Barnard

Freight Rate War Started Between Boston & Maine and rivals

The Boston & Maine filed a new Interstate Commerce Commission schedule equalizing rates to Atlantic port cities signaling a broader freight war with lines from Baltimore New York and Philadelphia. President Lucius Tuttle denies any war, insisting none has started and none will.

Boston & Maine Baltimore New York Philadelphia Interstate Commerce Commission Atlantic Lucius Tuttle

Boston and Maine seeks rate parity with rival lines

Rail traffic fight centers on freight rates as Boston and Maine files with the Interstate Commerce Commission to cut its westbound import charges. Rival carriers including the Pennsylvania Philadelphia Reading Delaware Lackawanna Western Central of New Jersey Lehigh Valley Erie Baltimore Ohio New York Central and others have recently trimmed rates, prompting the move to restore parity with Baltimore New York and Philadelphia terminals.

Boston & Maine Boston Baltimore New York Philadelphia Pennsylvania Philadelphia & Reading Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Central of New Jersey Lehigh Valley Erie Baltimore & Ohio New York Central New York City Ocean Steamship Lines Norfolk & Western Chesapeake & Ohio Southern Interstate Commerce Commission

How Old Is Your Complexion

London London graphic item reports Madame De Veaux, Paris' famed beauty, still looks thirty at fifty after using magatone dissolved in witch hazel. She claims the solution smooths skin, removes blemishes, prevents hair growth, and requires no powder. Claribel Montague, London, supplies the interview.

London Graphic Paris Madame de Veaux Claribel Montague London England

Mrs Beach Concert at Steinert Hall Delights Audiences

Mrs Hi Beach and Carl Faelten performed an ambitious piano concerto with strong orchestral support. The audience packed Steinert Hall as Beach’s refined, powerful playing and Faelten’s excellent second piano accompaniment drew enthusiastic praise.

Hi. H. Beach Carl Faelten Steinert Hall Faelten

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